Monday, 21 May 2012
Clinico-patho Session - Prof Soon Lee
Dear All,
Professor Soon Lee, a Lecturer from the University of Western Sydney,
who is also a reknowned pathologist will be visiting IMU on the 6th of
July for a Clinico-patho session.
Date : 6th July
Venue: LT2
Time : 11.45am to 12.45pm
The main issues that will be discussed in this session are:
1. The teaching and learning Methods in the University of Western Sydney.
2. Preparations for IMU students before they transfer to other Universities.
3. Housemanship and Postgrad training in Australia (in general)
4. Life in Western Sydney
5. Open question and answer session
Along with all that, Professor Soon Lee will also be sharing his
experience and knowledge as a pathologist for the benefit of us all. It
is important that we attend this talk because it will help us make a
more informed decision when the time comes to put down our PMS
preferences. Hence, I urge all the medical students who will be on
campus to attend the talk.
See you there!!
Regards,
VP of Med
Src12/13
Wednesday, 9 May 2012
Noise Level in the Collaborative Study Area
Attention, everyone! This is a forwarded message from Felix, VP of Medical Sciences :
Hey peeps, there have been quite a number of complaints regarding the noise level in the collaborative study area.
Yes, it is a collab area to discuss your studies with your peers.
However, collab is regarded as a hang-out place for some students after
classes. That is not wrong but when it comes to making unnecessary noises which disturbs other student who wish to concentrate on their work.
I ask all of us to please be more considerate to others and lower our voice level when you are in the collab.
If the problem still persist, harsh action may be taken by the library
department. Please do not think of this as a warning, but a reminder to
us all to think of others when we are in the collab :)
SRC 12/13
Monday, 7 May 2012
Update on Respi Notes
Dear All,
Update on Uploading of Respi Notes: An email has been sent to Dr Vera to catalyze the uploading of the lecture notes. Initially, he mentioned he will "push" lecturers to upload the lecture notes by this Friday (as mentioned during the break). However, this ain't really good for us. Academic Services has sent an email to Dr Vera to upload the lectures immediately. It is very unfortunate that the "Upload-3-days-before" rule is not being strictly enforced and that us students, as well as our learning process, become adversely affected. Will follow up on this and keep u all updated.
-Fahamy
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